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FCSN and BRI Spread the Importance of Giving Back to the Community

April 2, 2022

On December 22, 2021, FCSN held a Christmas concert in collaboration with BRI Youth Volunteer Group, a local non-for-profit organization based in Fremont. Aside from the concert, BRI has also…
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From Virtual to Exciting In-Person Learning

March 29, 2022

FCSN client Angelica Sison attended FCSN’s online classes but really missed her teachers and classmates. She learned to adapt to the changes and even learned new things. But she was…
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Peace of Mind Through SLS and ILS

March 25, 2022

What will happen to the special needs adult as the parents grow older and are unable to take care of their them anymore? Who will take care of them and…
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Special Needs Talent Showcase Through the Years

March 22, 2022

Founded in 2015, the showcase gives special needs individuals the opportunity to display their talents, passions, and abilities. Through the pandemic, the showcase has faced its share of challenges. However, the…
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FCSN Futures Celebrating 2022 Graduates

March 19, 2022

Are you a special needs student graduating in 2022? Do you know anyone who is graduating from high school or post secondary this year? Helps us celebrate their experiences, graduations,…
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FCSN Coin Bank Project: the Power of Small Ideas

March 19, 2022

It is often said, “From small beginnings come great things.” For ten years, FCSN Co-Chairperson Jim Chiao collected spare coins in a large plastic bottle at his house. As the…
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FCSN Voices Digital Art Collaboration

The Digital Art Collaboration is a program that brings together students with special needs and graphic artists on the FCSN Voices team to collaborate in creating digital artwork. Below is the artwork created by our first 13 students: